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GTA 6 May Have Just Changed Video Game Marketing Forever, But Not For the Better

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In an unprecedented move, Rockstar Games sold Netflix a six-hour exclusivity deal for an extended 28-minute trailer of its upcoming title Grand Theft Auto 6, out November 19th. The footage showcased gameplay, enhanced graphics, various missions, differences in how police respond to wanted levels, and more, which is something the fandom had been pressuring Rockstar to deliver given how close the game was to releasing without showing any substantial footage.
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Kingdom Hearts Almost Inspired Disney to Make Its Own Super Smash Bros. Game

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Kingdom Hearts is a Final Fantasy x Disney crossover that sounds like it shouldn’t work on paper, but after 25 years has become a $1 billion franchise. Although Disney initially had little faith in the project, after the first game in 2002 became a success, the company tossed around the idea of doing more Disney crossovers, even a fighting game à la Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros.
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GTA 6 Is Changing One of the Franchise’s Most Iconic Mechanics, And Longtime Fans Aren’t Happy

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Since Grand Theft Auto 3, fans have sprinted their way to a carjacking, run away from police, or marathoned toward a new mission by tilting a stick and vigorously mashing a button on their controllers. But with a new, redefining entry into the franchise, Grand Theft Auto 6 is looking to make sprinting more in line with modern controls by moving the execution from a button to the left stick.
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